It was not his original plan, but a West Haven native-turned-entrepreneur has done the next best thing for an iconic city building. James McMahon a city businessman and now Guilford resident is turning the former Hughson-Miller American Legion Post … [Read more...] about McMahon hoped to preserve icon
A change in Medicare can save funding
By Dr. Jack Feltz and Dr. Michael Hagg Most people over a certain age are familiar with going in for a colonoscopy, a routine method of screening for and preventing colon cancer. What they might not know is that the cost of the procedure can … [Read more...] about A change in Medicare can save funding
City salutes its veterans
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice An array of veterans and their families, together with city and state leaders and members of West Haven’s Veterans Council and Surfside Veterans, gathered on the Veterans Walk of Honor to pay … [Read more...] about City salutes its veterans
Devils up record to 8-1; booters drop to Bears
Two weeks ago, the West Haven football team was aware of the high-powered North Haven running game. The Westies were out to show they have one of their own. Holding the Nighthawks to 254 yards of offense, West Haven rolled to a 32-7 victory … [Read more...] about Devils up record to 8-1; booters drop to Bears
The week in photos – October 31, 2024
Annual Veterans Day ceremonies slated
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The city and the West Haven Veterans Council will hold a Veterans Day tribute on the Veterans Walk of Honor in Bradley Point Park at 10:45 a.m. Nov. 11. All veterans are invited to … [Read more...] about Annual Veterans Day ceremonies slated
NHSO slates ‘Holiday Extravaganza,’ Dec. 13
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The New Haven Symphony Orchestra is performing a special “Holiday Extravaganza: Joy to the World!” concert at West Haven High School on Dec. 13, Mayor Dorinda Borer announced. The 7 p.m. … [Read more...] about NHSO slates ‘Holiday Extravaganza,’ Dec. 13
Dear Felicia
Well, sweetie pie, the leaves are falling – trees around my domicile have already given up the ghost – the days are getting shorter, a chill is in the air, and the boob tube is cluttered with one campaign ad after another. So, it must be elections … [Read more...] about Dear Felicia
GOP winning trans debate
By Rich Lowry Syndicated Columnis There used to be a time when Republican elected officials and candidates shied away from talking about trans issues. They didn't want to appear extreme or intolerant. Why bother wading into a … [Read more...] about GOP winning trans debate
Editorial
Helping the city’s needy With the coming of fall and the upcoming holiday season, which seems to start with Halloween for some people, we will note the uptick of events and collections that will aid the city’s needy by collecting foodstuffs. … [Read more...] about Editorial